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One way to look at this is that Apple used a broken patent system to achieve an unfair result. There is no way an arbitrary assortment of resistances should be
by upofadown 10y ago
One way to look at this is that Apple used a broken patent system to achieve an unfair result. There is no way an arbitrary assortment of resistances should be patentable.
The fact that someone else could potentially do a bad thing does not absolve you of the responsibility for doing that bad thing.
- coldtea 10y ago>There is no way an arbitrary assortment of resistances should be patentable. Indeed. Which is why they didn't patent an "arbitrary assortment of resistances", but a technique that so happens to include one.